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The Great Depression and New Deal

Hard Times

Crowd Outside NY Stock Exchange After Crash

Bread Line NYC

Dorothea Lange, White Angel Breadline, San Francisco, 1933

Detroit

American Legion Employment Bureau, LA

Ford Hunger March, Detroit, 1932

Hunger March Funerals, CP Headquarters, 1932

Farmers Holiday Association, Sioux City, Iowa, 1932

Bonus March, 1932

FDR & The First New Deal

Eleanor Roosevelt

Left Turn and New Deal Critics

Frances Perkins

GM Sit-down Strike, 1937

John L. Lewis

Sit Down Strikers at Woolworth’s, 14 th Street, NYC, 1937

Father Coughlin

Dr. Francis Townsend

Huey Long

Memorial Day Massacre, Chicago, 1937

Battle of The Overpass, Detroit, 1937

CP Rally, Union Square

Scottsboro Boys with CP Attorney

Southern Tenant Farmers Union, Arkansas, 1937

The Documentary Impulse

Dust Storm, Texas, 1935

Ben Shahn

Dorothea Lange, “Migrant Mother”

Dorothea Lange, “Starting Over”, 1935

Walker Evans, “Bud Fields and His Family,” Alabama, 1936

WPA Mural, Ellis Island

“Debarking”

“Blast Furnace”